Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Lune Retrograde Watch is classical and modern
Unfortunately, you will see the modern made classical elements. Liberal use of sharp corners and skeletonization replace traditional decorations like the dial slowly broad edges of engraving. I look forward to see this monster of 46 mm in action. Watch "classy" very few are born in this diameter. The new internal fact ML 152 movement, offers some useful complications. Are included a calendar with the date and the day, phase of moon under a semi-transparent, power reserve indicator textured material and the time (of course). The small key on the watch is what makes it standout. For example, applied Arabic numerals are finely made, Crown-like gear has a great industrial quality to it, and hands are just both classical and modern.

A Look At Cartier's New Maison de M��tiers d��Arts In La Chaux-de-Fonds
If, somewhere out there, there is a harmonious valley in which watch-lovers can meditate, if there is a monastery in which they can discover inner peace – then Cartier’s new Maison de Métiers d’Arts in La Chaux-de-Fonds is likely to be that Shangri-La. It’s a place where one can admire and concentrate on the meticulous effort that makes the dials of haute horology.Cartier has transformed an old barn into a state-of-the-art watchmaking facility, showroom and greeting space for guests. In doing so, they’ve fulfilled the manufacture’s goal of providing a space that blends the company’s rich history with its current innovative watchmaking techniques. 2 OF 15 The ground floor sets the mood in blending the old and the new. It’s a fusion of 18th century limestone, wood, and period furniture that provides a conversational environment for visitors. The main lobby that leads to the other floors of the facility is a modern struc

Cool new purchase
Not an AP but when I saw it I had to have it The champagne my wife wanted....Said if I got the Katana blade beer tap she was going to buy a lot of bubbly.... Needless to say... that didn't stop ME! Makes a good watch stand don't you guys think? It would be better if I owned a Ginza

Explorer 2 stopped working!?
Dear friends I would like your suggestion pl. My explorer 2 which I bought in Dec 2015 from iconic watches, Blackburn,UK stopped working suddenly today. I tried winding it completely but still not working. There was no fall or bang on the watch what I could recollect. I am really worried. The watch is still under warranty period (5 years). I am the 2nd owner of this watch though all the stickers were intact when I purchased the watch. It has Portugal dealer stamp on it. I have all the warranty card and box. How do I go about pl? Should I contact iconic watches? Or Rolex UK? I value your suggestions and guidance. Thank you. Kind regardsSent from my SM-G920F using Tapatalk

The Hunt Produced a BNIB... FINALLY
I will start by saying thank you to the forum for really putting this watch on my radar. Truly you guys take fantastic photos and allow us to see these watches in there true glory. Ok forget the formalities, let's begin.Late December I made the decision I wanted a BBN 79220N and I would get it no matter what! So I called every single Tudor dealer with no luck. Literally everyone more than one time with some.Then I figured I would have to wait and pay what I thought was a fair markup via trf. The one that I found here was from an unestablished seller. It didn't feel right and I just couldn't get comfortable so I let it go. Thankfully another forum member did the deal and happily has that watch along with the rest of his colossal collection, salute sir!Then I found 2 used at fair prices from established sellers but even after contacting within an hour of the posting they were always sold.Then there was a forum member who had located one and I contacted him immediately. He ended u